Indian Food for Dinner

This is an interesting observation that my friend J.C. regarding Indian food that I hitherto was not aware of: according to him, Indian food is different in that, when eaten, the food would appear to build up, rather than be semi-instantly broken down (thus, leaving more room for the oncoming all-you-can-eat madness to ensue) like with AYCE ribs or sushi or KBBQ. Suffice it to say, I was uncharacteristically surprised, but only probably because he was talking about food.
And lo and behold, he was right! Dead on! Hammer-on-nail, baby!
I pride myself in having a freakin supernatural metabolism, and I gotta say that this Indian buffet put up a formidable fight! With AYCEs I typically eat to about the 80%-full amount, but this food was just not going anywhere fast.
In fact, I can still feel it this morning, even right now. I woke up, and said aloud "Wow. What a horrible windy crap day it is outside. And daayum am I still full". True Story.
That being said, the food quality of said Indian buffet was a few steps above "solid but unspectacular", and $13 for a dinner buffet is not something you should pass up lightly. Once I find their name, I shall officially recommend them.